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We just returned from a Black Sea cruise on the Nautica. We were in a PH suite and bath gel, shampoo and conditioner were not labeled with any brand name. My wife says they are inferior to what we had before. She recommends you bring your on.

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In our "concierge" cabin last year, they were some generic "O" brand. I would recommend to bring your own if that stuff matters to you at all. I ended up having to buy some conditioner at the ship's boutique.

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We just returned from a Black Sea cruise on the Nautica. We were in a PH suite and bath gel, shampoo and conditioner were not labeled with any brand name. My wife says they are inferior to what we had before. She recommends you bring your on.

 

Well, that is not encouraging. At the prices Oceania charges, I would expect very nice toiletries, especially in concierge class and suites.

 

Crystal, HAL suites, Celebrity Concierge class, all had nice toiletries, although I am not a fan of the fragrance (Rosemary Mint) of the Aveda toiletries on Crystal.

 

Hopefully, in 2011 Oceania will upgrade their toiletries. I don't think we should need to pack our own, though we may have to if the toiletries are substandard.

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Well, that is not encouraging. At the prices Oceania charges, I would expect very nice toiletries, especially in concierge class and suites.

 

Crystal, HAL suites, Celebrity Concierge class, all had nice toiletries, although I am not a fan of the fragrance (Rosemary Mint) of the Aveda toiletries on Crystal.

 

Hopefully, in 2011 Oceania will upgrade their toiletries. I don't think we should need to pack our own, though we may have to if the toiletries are substandard.

 

Maybe I'm just not as fussy as some other folks but I found the regular toiletries provided perfectly fine even though we were given the fancy stuff (which I took home for our daughters). It was not heavily perfumed and worked just fine for my hair.Really no reason to buy and bring your own.:)

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I/we have always used the provided toilertries. I fell in love with the soap on our first cruise in 05 and of course it was changed when we returned the next year. It was a peach coloured egg shape.

 

I have been smelling soap ever since and was thrilled this past winter to find it-lemongrass! I bought quite a supply when in Paris this spring.

 

No, they may not be what I use at home but they are good enough for two weeks and then I don't have to worry about it breaking in my luggage. I have had this happen before and it makes for a lot of soap! Never mind that some things are not washable....

 

Mo

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